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Ruchie (Company Secretary)     11 April 2012

All inclusive contracts

Dear learned members,

I have a query on contracts.

In case of any ambiguity between the terms of a contract and the law of land, the law of land will prevail.

There are two parties having agreed to contract at a specific price which is all inclusive of taxes and where no escalation will be the price quoted under any circumstances. My query is that, if in this case, if the tax rates increase, can the party alter the terms price, considering the change in the law of land or will the increase be a total loss to the service provider.?

Pl. advice!


 



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Sankaranarayanan (Advocate)     11 April 2012

what clause mentioned in the  agreement, if  the tax and other statutory  obligation are subject to condition then it is according to revised quote


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